Washington County Farm Bureau Announces Home Management Course
County agent Harold Montgomery outlines a revised first year home management program with topics on kitchen utensils goals in home making and home grounds. Landscape lessons by Nord Davis will cover Home Grounds Improvements and the schedule runs September through February with a final achievement day event on April 29 inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
May Larson
Esther Pond
Nord Davis
Washington County
Washington County Women’s Achievement Day Planned
Washington County to host Achievement Day on Tuesday April 29 at Washington City Hall with a program led by Mrs Ellsworth Richardson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation women’s chairman. Attendees will hear how townships fared in the Home Furnishing Course and see baskets and trays produced by women in the third year project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Washington County
Washington City Hall
Ellsworth Richardson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Richardson
Voman
County 4H Clubs Launch Year with First Meeting
About 160 4 H members, parents, and friends gathered at Washington City Hall for the year’s first 4 H club meeting. The girls clubs presented entertainment and ran the supper with Vera Darbyshire as county president leading talks by Mrs Leslie Gates and County Agent Montgomery. Jacksonite and Walnut clubs contributed readings, the history was given by Mary Mickey, and games followed. The next meeting will be in May, hosted by the 4 H boys, with expected enrollment growth for the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City Hall
Heason
Mary Mickey
Tree Urer
Bee Demonstrations Scheduled in County on April 30
Two bee demonstrations on care and management will be held in the county on April 30. The forenoon session starts at 9 30 at John Stewart's farm northeast of Washington. the afternoon at Kalona, L. E. Gingerich apiary, starting 1 30. Mr Worthington will conduct both meetings and provide first aid guidance for apiaries.
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John Stewart
Washington
Kalona
L. E. Gingerich
Worthington
District Farm Bureau Meet Set for April 30 at Fairfield
The seventh district farm bureau convention is planned for April 30 in Fairfield. A full program aims to attract many members from the county to share ideas and strengthen the district bureau. Members are asked to notify the bureau office to facilitate reporting to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Farm Bureau
Fairfield
Farm Bureau
Fairfield Town
Farm Bureau Office
Pigs Suffer Jaw Deformities From Infections and Poor Cleanliness
The article describes mouth and jaw infections in pigs caused by mechanical injuries and germs. It notes swelling, tooth loss, and deformed jaws impairing chewing. It stresses clean stalls and dry quarters to reduce occurrences and mentions specific infections like actinomycosis as possible factors.
Prevention of Bull Nose in Young Pigs
Hog keepers describe methods to prevent bull nose by trimming newborn pigs tusks with female side cutting forceps and by early mouth examination. Red or yellow oral areas may indicate infection. cleanse, scrape, then apply iodine glycerine mix, repeat daily for 4 or 5 days. Maintain clean bedding and sow udder, and ensure pigs recover fully.
Do Your Horses Develop Sore Shoulders in Spring
An agricultural note by Roy Snyder explains that sore shoulders or necks in horses can occur even with proper collars and homes. The issue stems from draft angle at the collar, varying with horse type, and can be corrected by using double-trees and single trees joined with rings to align the pull at right angles to the collar.
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Roy Snyder
Farm Bureau Calendar Items From April To May
A sequence of Farm Bureau events listed from April 24 to May 7 includes meetings at County Varm Washington, South Prairie school, and John Stewart farm Washington. Activities feature 4-H Girl club committee, Achievement Day at City Hall, bee meetings by A W Worthing, Kalona Apiary, and several farm and alfalfa plot demonstrations in Arbur Day Farm Brighton and Arthur Duensing Washington.
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Farm Bureau
Washington
Farm Bureau Mtg
County Varm
Jackson
South Prairie School
City Hall
A. W. Worthingon
John Stewart
L. EB. Gingerich Apiary
Kalona
Laron
Mr. Peterson
M. A. Hauser
Arbur Day Farm
Brighton
Arthur Duensing
Miss Porbes
Oldest Ship Status Declared on Victory Tablet
The inscription on the tablet aboard H. M. S. Victory in Portsmouth dockyard proclaims the vessel as the oldest ship in the world. The tablet on the main deck records this historic claim for the famed warship restored in England.
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H. M. S. Victory
Portsmouth
England
Camp Fire Goals Confers All Ranks At Keota Ceremony
In Keota on April 17 guardian Mrs. Iola Gilbert led a rare Camp Fire ritual conferring all three ranks to the Senaspi and Tatapochon girls. Torch Bearers Helen Stoutner Eula Aller Rhea Palmer led a bright ceremony with robes hats and honor beads. Relatives teachers and friends attended as lights dimmed and the watchword Wohe-lo echoed thrice.
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Keota
Iola K. Gilbert
Frst
Cirele
Guardian
Lola K. G'lbert
Helen Helseher Stoutner
Eula Chamberg Aller
Rhea Palmer
Aller
Miss Palmer
Bee Amsberry
Katherine Russell
Rhoda Brown
Amna- Ruth Palmer
Mary Helen Palmer
Charlotte Kirkpatrick
Betty Singmaster
Dorothy Singmaster
Thelma Evans
Walter Stoutner
Bethel notes betimes community activities and plans
Bethel reports detail a Jackson township farm bureau meeting at South Prairie school with Rev. Krenmyre's address, a Northern Star 4-H club movie event, and social visits. Women plan county achievement day, while homes progress and planting begins. church trustees held a Friday business meeting at George Reed’s home.
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Godfrey Juzeler
Rennie Dawson
Grace Shaw
Shaw
Merle Eckels
Joe Knotek
Everett Stewart
Homer Birney
Walter Smith
Edd Gallagher
Walter Brown
City Hall
Hopig
William “McCartney
John Stewart
Clarence Hesseltine
Donald Brown
Oscar Dawson
Dell Walker
Pearson
George Foster
Bethel Church
George Reed
Columbus Junction Students Cast in The Millionaire Play
Columbus high school seniors receive roles in Juliet Wilbur Thompkings The Millionaire with a large cast including Irene Reece Ronald Heath and Blanche Heath The Junior elves of Columbus high school will perform Oh Kay at the auditorium Friday The Rev W E Ruston has left Columbus Junction after thirteen years to lead Grand Junction Presbyterian Church and will be replaced by Meg 1.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Juliet Wilbur Thompkings
Adeline
Irene Reece
Ronald Heath
Clyde Harbison
Blanch Heath
Betty Fedderson
Blanchette Heath
Lulu Hill
Johnny
Lloyd Prior
Gideon Heath
Wayne Chowin
Fred Lawlor
Robert Moore
Lottie Pringle
Margaret James
Dorcas
Alice Hianft
Louica
S. M. Overholt
J. H. Huston
William Link
Springfield
Mass
Mr. Overholt
Mary Evelyn Gipple
H. F. Gipple
Concord Township
George F. Crist
E. B. Crist
Costana
Presbyterian Church
Fremont
Neb
Edith Whitman
Frieda Becky
Erelyn Whiteman
Elisabeth Mewhirter
Arthur Whitman
Lawrence Richards
Capt. Whitman
Thomas Schlichting
Gram” Pembroke
Harriet Lieberknecht
Alice Borden
Margaret Cecil
The
Black Terre
Raymond Wilson
Gramp
Floyd Chamberlain
Kay Mils
Lizabet Cillette
Fred Alden
Ralph Lieberknecht
W. E. Ruston
Presbyterian Church of
Grand Junction
Ruston
Burle
Iowa State Colleguia
Ames
Ceolambus Junction
Coegen
Classified Ads Trial Promises Convincing Result
A brief note in the classifieds suggests a trial will prove persuasive. It hints at legal or dispute resolution through demonstration rather than argument, inviting readers to participate or observe as evidence is presented.
Chicago's 28 Big Gangsters The Dangerous 28
Chicago crime commission names 28 "public enemies" to be harassed by police. Frank J. Loesch calls for constant police scrutiny of Scarface Al Capone and other major criminals, urging raids on night clubs and gambling dens to expose their ties and finances. Police Commissioner Russell signals a dedicated hoodlum squad to pursue the plan.
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Chicago
Frank J. Loesch
Russell
William F. Russell
Police Department
Saich
Roell Call
Scarface al Capone
Florida
Loesch
Hoover
Chisago
Gratitude for Support at Illness and Death of Baby William Green
The family extends deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for services during the illness and death of William Green. Special thanks go to ministers singers and others who contributed to the funeral service. Mr and Mrs Glenn Green and relatives express their heartfelt thanks.
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William Green
Glenn Green
Kalona Iowa Auction of Platted Lots by Davis Administrator
Sale of lots numbered nineteen and twenty in block two and sixteen seventeen and eighteen in block one in the original Kalona Iowa plat. Cash sale subject to district court approval of Washington County Iowa. V E Davis Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Iowa
District Court of
Washington County
V. E. Davis
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K. W. Stonder
Universal
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Stonder
Campfire Girls
Martha Butler
Lpader
Kansas City
Nutrena Feed Milks, Inc
Ewing Street
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State
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Ainsworth
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Iowatown
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